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Wednesday, 16 February 2022

London X Ale hops 1900 - 1915

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With the UK’s hop producers unable to cope with brewers’ demands, no surprise that imports are well represented in the table. Though a large...
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Friday, 11 February 2022

London X Ale malts 1900 - 1915

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Quite a few coloured malts are still knocking around in the grists. One iteration each of Barclay’s and Whitbread’s X Ales contain brown mal...
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Tuesday, 8 February 2022

London X Ale adjuncts and sugars 1900 - 1915

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Most X Ales by this point contained unmalted grains. Just one of them, as everyone seemed to have settled on flaked maize. Flaked rice had c...
Wednesday, 1 August 2012

Let's Brew Wednesday - 1915 Noakes Double Stout

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The summer of Stout continues with a Double from one of London's less fashionable breweries. They were located on White's Ground i...
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Monday, 27 June 2011

A tenancy dispute in 1900

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The tied house system. It's been a vital part of the British pub trade for a long, long time. And disputes between brewer and tenant hav...
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